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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1995
Page
1
Toronto’s Stephen Glinert, age 10, baffled 15 opponents in a single demonstration as he calmly announced checkmates. Barr Ridler, 18, called him impressive as the youngster, who learned chess at six, now competes in adult Federation of Canada events.
Emily June Bradford faces a second degree murder charge for the shooting of her husband Rickie Earl Bradford at a Saskatchewan farmhouse about 100 kilometres northwest of Swift Current. RCMP say Rickie was found dead from a single gunshot wound at the Lancer district farm. The victim’s son was notified before names were released. Bradford’s next court appearance is scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow.
Severe floods in California contamination from household cleaners pesticides and antifreeze has created a toxic river plume reaching the Pacific Ocean. Cal fire officials warn lingering hazards near Guerneville as two California Conservation Corps workers were treated and released after exposure while cleanup crews remove chemi cals from the Russian River.
Premier Ralph Klein says Alberta's budget is essentially balanced thanks to oil and gas revenues and a weak Canadian dollar. He warns further cuts will continue as health and education face reductions and welfare rolls shrink. Liberal critics question the sustainability and mandate of the plan.
Fernand Edmond Auger, prime suspect in Melanie Carpenter's January disappearance from a Surrey tanning salon, was found dead by carbon monoxide poisoning in a stolen red Hyundai Excel near a vacant farmhouse 60 kilometers south of Calgary.RCMP treat scene as crime scene. investigators search acreage for clues.
Rebels keep control of the Grozny presidential palace as Russian forces strike from north and south. Civilians die amid ferocious bombardment while Chechen fighters endure with dwindling ammo. Reports say 1,500 to 2,000 armed rebels remain. a Dudayev son reportedly killed defending the city.
Two top lawyers Robert Shapiro and F Lee Bailey stop speaking amid a rift within the Simpson defense. The New York Times reports investigator Pavelli found Bailey leaks aimed at boosting his role and denigrating Shapiro.
Ottawa reports that a newly released videotape showing racist comments by Canadian Airborne Regiment members could be examined in the civilian inquiry into Somalia mission. Spokesman John Williston said inquiry members may decide on including the tape in the probe. The tape, recorded before the Shidane Arone beating death in 1993, features a man identified as Master Cpl. McKay making a racial slur and a soldier bragging of breaking limbs.
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